Million Dollar City School Budget Sees Small Increase
The 1964 city school budget, approved by the board of education, calls for expenses of 889 990 next year across nine general fund areas and total spending of about 1 052 788.81. The plan assumes a tax duplicate over 33 million with a revenue rise near 3.5 percent and expenditures up about 4.7 percent, leaving a small projected surplus to begin 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Efa
Board of Education
Coun
Ty Budget Commission
Clyde Plant
Peterson's Ointment Gains Nationwide Pile Relief Fame
A Buffalo druggist created a soothing ointment for piles that offered quick cooling relief. Peterson's Ointment became a nationwide favorite with a 60 cent box or 85 cent applicator tube. Money back guarantee noted.
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Buffalo
Peterson
County Schools Fill Top Posts Amid Open Executive Head Post
The Shade Local school board did not renew Michael Disko’s contract and seeks a replacement after a prior hire resigned. Lowell Cole becomes Trimble’s new executive head, replacing T. C. Porter who starts Aug 1. York Local hired Jack Hillyer to replace C. V Christman. Other heads include Marcus D. Lohr Jr., Jesse M. Cain, E L. Koehler, Herman Ellis, H. W. Humphrey, and Raymond H. Brooks in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Disko
Posi
Albany
Jesse M. Cain
Ames Bern
E L. Koehler
Carthage Troy
Herman Ellis
Rome-Canaan
H. W. Humphrey
the Plains
Raymond H. Brooks
Waterloo
Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers list numerous conveyances in Athens and surrounding towns. Names include F Craig Johnson Warren Ruditi T O Kincade Rob ert H Sutton Richard P McKinstry Hugh D Hindman Jr Paul H Wagner Fred Elliott Carl John son Betty L Morgan Joyce Ann Vanity Alan K Fox Bernard D Goss William D Boyd John H Bolen Francis N Hamblin Margaret J Felsinger Athens National Bank Security Bank Inlet Athena County areas Charl es Richard Border Lester I Marshall Oris Eugene Clyse Virgil E Bickel Jacob Chuckler Subdivision Athens University Lumber Co Inlet 9 Country Club Acres Subdivision Farm Lot 123 Clifton Heights Allensville The Plains The prompt concludes with two individuals listed with occupations and locations.
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F. Craig Johnson
Warren Ruditi
J. C. Campbell
Athens
T. O. Kincade
Thy I. Shank
Currier
Bennajah G. Conant
Samuel Grim
Rolling Hills
Fred C. Cabeen
Woodrow W. Patton
Canaan
Rebecca Birtcher
Dale Koon
J. H. Butterworth
Nelsonville
Stella Love
Robert Weekley
Ames
Mamie Bond
Garrett Bond
Carthage
Joe Williams
Grace Mates
Bowkley
Glouster
Bertha F. Bobo
Kelly Kerns
Lee
Max Bennett
John E Seaman
John E. Seaman
Florence R. Woods
Eileen Reighard
Fairview
Athens University Lumber Co., Inc
Alice Littler
Country Club Acres
Frances M. Reeves
Mazie Mineard
Albany
James R. Clark
Robert Joseph Kline
Clifton Heights
Zoning Board Grants One Variance and Seeks Details on Another
The zoning board of appeals granted one variance to Mrs. Jacqueline Bolen of 8 Townsend Pl to build a carport after her sideyard failed to meet ordinance rules. It continued James E. Stanley’s request for a $9000 Columbus Rd plumbing shop, asking for more specifications before ruling. No opposition was heard and all five members plus the secretary attended at city hall. Police corrected David Parsley II’s address to 74% W Mulberry St after a recent driving while intoxicated conviction.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Jacqueline Bolen
Townsend Pl
James E. Stanley
Columbus Rd
City Hall
David Paul Parsley II
W. Mulberry St
Hocking St
Driver Fined Jailed and License Suspended for DWI
David F. Eckler aged 69 of Athens Route 3 was found guilty in Municipal Court of driving while intoxicated. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs, sentenced to six days in jail with three suspended, placed on 120 days probation, and had his driving license suspended for 120 days.
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David F. Eckler
Athens
Eckler
Athens Sees Warm Weather After Rainy Spell
Athens enjoyed a warm Wednesday with light early fog after a five day period of rain totaling 2.5 inches. The morning low reached 63, rising to 79 by 10 am, with yesterday's high at 80.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Two Driver Charges Filed By Prosecutor
The prosecutor filed two charges against Paul B. Stout 48 Mineral in Common Pleas Court for making a false report of a stolen auto and driving with a revoked license. The alleged July Route 33N accident led to prior similar charges in County Court where the false report was dropped. Stout pleads innocent and is held on a 300 dollar bond.
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Paul B. Stout
Mineral
Common Pleas Court
Stout
Route
State Highway Patrol
Common Pleas
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Chesser welcome a daughter at New Marshfield. Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Riffe greet a daughter at Athens Route 1. Mrs. Margaret Chevalier of Athens, Mrs. Guy Gorby of Albany, Kathy Charney of The Plains, W. R. Phillips of Athens Route 4. Mrs. Raven Mullins and daughter of Radcliffe also listed.
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Millard Chesser
New Marshfield
Teddy Riffe
Athens
Margaret Chevalier
Guy Gorby
Albany
Kathy Charney
the Plains
W. R. Phillips
Raven Mullins
Radcliffe
Hearing Set On Non-Support Charge for Hutchinson
Municipal Court scheduled a preliminary hearing Friday for Dana Eugene Hutchinson 31 of 3514 N Congress St. He is charged with non support of a minor child by Wanda Hutchinson Athens Route 2. Hutchinson posted a $300 bond.
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Dana Eugene Hutchinson
Congress St
Hutchinson
Wanda Hutchinson
Athens
Public Apathy Is Charged Sanitation Rules Cited
Athens Sanitarian Bert Miller warns public apathy toward sanitary regulations creates city county wide problems. He urges preventive steps and outlines installation rules for domestic industrial and municipal waste disposal to protect water sources and reduce future costs. Commissioner Dr H M Boocks notes rising water needs and reuse of treated sewage, with Hocking River illustrating reuse challenges.
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Health Department
Athens
Bert Miller
Miller
H. M. Boocks
Athens City County
Hocking
Clean and productive lake area praised for upkeep by locals
In Lake Burr Oak, residents laud the dam and water plant area for meticulous mowing and cleanliness. The report highlights the dam tender, park manager, and plant superintendent, noting fishing success with bluegills and bass across several locals and days.
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Harold W. Vaughn
Robert Williams
Dock One
Glouster Social Roundup Adds Weekend Visits
Glouster area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with family and friends across Columbus Cincinnati New Jasper and Parma Ohio. Notables include the Dunnettes Edwards Markley and Dyer clans visiting relatives while Dora Kiser received medical attention at Ohio University Hudson Health Center. The Marcelline Rebekah Lodge plans a Friday IOOF Hall gathering with Dorotha Dugan Ima Dugan and Esther Lamborn leading the social committee.
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William Dunnette
Columbus
Hartford Dunnette
Carl Miller
Bill Dunnette
Cincinnati
Bill
John Dunnette
Jack Edwards
Wayton
Essa Cairelli
John Markley
John
New Jasper
Ohio
Ernest Cartwright
Ann Cairelli
Mountville
Dick Jones
Bobby
Parma
Miles Dyer
Richard Jones
Richard Lloyd
Dora Kiser
Biddle Hall
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Bentley Hall
President St
Glouster
Marcellne Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Dorotha Dugan
Ima Dugan
Esther Lamborn
Probation Granted On License Charge
Charles G. O Bleness aged 86 of 3314 S Court St was placed on probation for one year after pleading no contest to driving with out an operator s license. The sentence included a suspended five day jail term 80 dollar fine and costs.
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Charles G. O’bleness
S. Court St
John Newcomb
O’bleness
Ten Athens Meigs Men join Navy
Southeastern Ohio men enlist in the Navy during July per W. P. Bressler CS 1 Navy recruiter for Athens and Meigs Counties. Athens County names include Bryant Reeves Skipper and eight others from Glouster Albany Cardone Carbondale and more. Meigs Countians Ronald Harris and Robert Arms from Long Bottom and Pomeroy. All will train nine weeks at Great Lakes Naval Training Center then receive 14 days leave.
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Southeastern Ohio
Navy
W. P. Bressler
CS 1
Athens
Meigs Counties
Athens County
Bryant Reeves Skipper
Charles William Milhoan
Robert Eugene Carter
Harland Newton Spencer
Isaac James Nott
Raymond Erret Nott
David Deweese Lowry
Chester A. Lowry
Glouster
Gary Lee Davis
Arlene Davis
Charles Stanley Allman
John Oliver Allman
Albany
Robert Ben Cozart
Irvin N. Cozart
David Pearl Arnold
Francis Pearl Arnold
Carbondale Meigs
Ronald Bryan Harris
Mayford Asberry Harris
Long Bottom
Robert Keith Arms
Orville Arms
Pomeroy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Chicago
Ill
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Athens County Savings and Loan
Athens County Savings
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Dale E. Shultz
Interest ON Savings
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Levandoski
Locust St
Very Conkey
Ken Carpenter
Williams
Ernest Byers
William Mingus
Eddie Frazier
Mingus
Walter Kimble
Duke Sayre
McConnelsville
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Eppley
Rebekahs
Court House
Athens County Commissioners
W. H. Wakefield
Meigs
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High St
Glouster, Ohio
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